St Johns High School - Torch Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Compliments of Dr. Book, who in 1919, graduated from St. John’s was a basketball player and liked his school subjects. Mr. Reeve was one of his favorites. Dr. Book received his degree from the University of Man¬ itoba in 1926. Dr. Bella Kowalson 514 BOYD BUILDING DR. B. L. KUSHNEROV Attended St. John’s in the early thirties. Favorite sub¬ jects were Physics and Chem¬ istry. Spent two years at the University of Manitoba and graduated from the Univer¬ sity of Alberta in Dentistry in 1940. Mr. A. V. Piggott gradu¬ ated in 1915 from Tech where he excelled in French, Latin, History, and English. Mr. Piggott has recently been appointed Assistant Superin¬ tendent of Schools. DR. SOL KOBRINSKY Dr. Kobrinsky attended St. John’s during its first years. Now a successful physician, he graduated from the Uni¬ versity of Manitoba in 1917. He was a scholarship winner at St. John’s and enjoyed Math’s and Latin. CHARLIE KRUPP Attended St. John’s from 1922-24. His main interest at High School was athletics and he excelled in baseball, basketball and soccer. Compliments of DR. LANDER Dr. Lander graduated from St. John’s in 1927. Here dra¬ matics was his favorite ac¬ tivity. Dr. Lander is an ardent admirer of Mr. Reeve. He took the Isbister Scholar¬ ship in second year Pre. Med. He is a physician now. ROCK CALOF MRS. ROCK CALOF (F. Pullmer JOAN CALOF MR. EARL SOLOMON Graduate in 1932 from St. John’s and graduated in Arts in 1936 and in Law in 1941. He started practicing Law in 1941 and is now practicing at 223 Currie Bldg. Mr. Seipp was a member of the first graduating class. A master of languages, French and German offered no ob¬ stacles to him. Mr. Seipp is a lawyer in this province. Page One Hundred and Twelve

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MR. A. E. CANTOR Mr. Cantor was a member of the first class to graduate from St. John. A successful lawyer, he holds the position of honorary president of the St. John’s Home and School Association. DR. LOUIS KOBRINSKY Louis Kobrinsky attended St. John’s from 1924-25. He was enrolled in the first class which took the Grades 10 and 11 course in one year. It was called “The Sharks.” Now he is Dr. Kobrinsky and is practicing medicine very successfully in Winnipeg. ALD. E. A. BROTMAN. M.A.. LL.B. Aid. Brotman is a well- known Winnipeg lawyer as well as one of our Ward 3 aldermen. He entered Tech, at the age of 13 and gradu¬ ated in 1914. During his high-school years languages were his favorite subjects. MR. C. KUSHNER Mr. Kushner finished his course at Tech in 1921. An all round student he partici¬ pated in sports and school debates. He graduated from the University of Manitoba in 1931. MR. S. Z. GROWER Mr. Grower, an optician, attended St. John’s in 1931. He was a member of the St. John’s orchestra, in which he played the violin. Mr. Grower attended the University of Manitoba and graduated from the University of Toronto in 1939. DR. H. GREENBERG A student of St. John’s from 1915-1917. An excellent student. Dr. Greenberg’s favorite subject was Mathe¬ matics. He is now a prom¬ inent dentist in this city. DR. CHURCHILL Dr. Churchill graduated in 1916. He ad¬ mired Mr. Reeve’s ability to be “one of the boys.” Dr. Churchill graduated from the University of Toronto in 1920 with a degree in dentistry. MR. H. SCHULMAN Mr. Schulman attended St. John’s from 1919 to 1921. The subjects he preferred were Latin and Grammar. His main trouble at school was getting there on time. He is a lawyer now. MR. JOSEPH ZUKEN Attended St. John’s High School Grades 10-12. Active in Dramatics and Debating. Represented University of Manitoba in inter-provincial, international and radio de¬ bates. Now completing fifth year as member of Winnipeg Public School Board. Ward Three. DR. H. YAFFA Dr. Yaffa, one of Tech’s scholars, attended St. John’s from 1916-1918. He excelled in Mathematics and is now a prominent Winnipeg doctor. Page One Hundred and Thirteen